2025-12-11 15:40:53

A major fintech platform with 65M+ users just rolled out direct crypto purchasing for BTC, ETH, SOL, and USDC within a popular decentralized wallet.

The integration brings instant settlements through their payment system, supports both card and bank transfer options, and waives platform fees entirely (though blockchain network charges still apply).

This marks another bridge between traditional finance and Web3 infrastructure. Users can now onboard digital assets without hopping between multiple apps or dealing with complex verification flows.

The move could lower barriers for millions already comfortable with mainstream payment rails but hesitant about crypto exchanges. Direct in-wallet purchases streamline the entire experience—from fiat to self-custody in seconds.

As regulatory clarity improves and user-friendly tools multiply, we're seeing traditional payment giants quietly position themselves in the decentralized economy.

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InscriptionGriller

· 2025-12-14 02:43

Oops, here comes another "seamless connection" story. Traditional financial giants have finally had enough. Basically, it's just another entry point for harvesting profits, with 65 million users handing them the knife. Zero fees? Ha, on-chain gas fees still eat you up without discussion. I can see right through this trick with my eyes closed. True players have long been self-hosting; this wave mainly targets beginners who are still unfamiliar with their wallets.

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GasFeeBeggar

· 2025-12-13 15:26

Finally, a major platform is jumping on board. Now, beginners don't have to make it so complicated to enter the crypto world. --- Wait, do I still have to pay for network fees myself? If the platform fee is waived, it doesn't really matter. --- 65 million users. If they all start buying coins... Traditional finance is really tentatively moving in. --- NG, this is just them paving the way for themselves. Clever. --- No, buying coins directly from the wallet really offers an excellent experience. It finally feels legit. --- Clear regulations have encouraged major players to take action, indicating that policies are indeed loosening. --- Another traditional finance heavyweight is entering the scene. It feels like crypto is no longer so fringe. --- They are preparing for the upcoming large-scale adoption. It's very obvious. --- From fiat to self-custody in seconds. Sounds good, but the real experience remains to be seen.

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SandwichTrader

· 2025-12-11 16:08

Really? 65M users are buying coins directly through wallets? This time traditional finance is truly being forced to enter the market. --- Wow, no platform fee? It's just the gas fee that you have to pay yourself. Americans are quite clever with this trick. --- This move is brilliant, saving those new to crypto a lot of hassle... Direct fiat to self-custody, so cool. --- Wait, does this mean the good days for exchanges are coming to an end? Major platforms are doing this themselves. --- It feels like everything is now leaning towards crypto, but the real aunties still dare not touch it... We need to see real data later. --- Why buy through a wallet? Isn't it more convenient to buy directly in the app? I can't quite understand the logic here. --- Alright, another "revolution" has begun. Anyway, I still need to see how regulations will handle this... Let's wait and see.

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ConsensusDissenter

· 2025-12-11 16:07

Finally, leading financial institutions are really getting involved in crypto, but I still think that although the fees are waived, the gas fees are still unaffordable. Now the boundaries between traditional finance and Web3 are becoming blurred, I don’t know whether it’s integration or traditional finance changing its skin. million users have entered the market... What will regulators think of this? Support for both card transfers and bank transfers—basically, they want to grab our wallets, quite clever. Convert from fiat to self-custody in seconds; this experience beats trading on exchanges by a lot. But can this really get newbies onboarded?

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fren.eth

· 2025-12-11 16:05

Traditional finance is really about to be disrupted now. 65 million users are directly buying tokens, and middlemen should be panicking.

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RealYieldWizard

· 2025-12-11 15:55

Traditional financial giants are also starting to secretly enter the market; this mode of entry is quite covert. --- Wow, no transaction fees? This is the moment I've been waiting for. --- Another "bridge." When will we truly break through that barrier? --- 65 million users directly buying tokens, now regulators will have to keep a close eye. --- Self-custody in seconds, easier said than done... --- I have to say, this kind of integration really hits the pain point; the cost of entry is dropping sharply. --- Traditional giants are betting, it looks like the trend is really here. --- The question is, how does this platform make money? All fees are waived... --- Is this what they call quiet positioning? No matter how quiet, it can't stop this wave. --- Finally no more jumping back and forth between five apps; life is already exhausting enough. --- Wait, network fees still need to be paid. Remember this so you don't get tricked by marketing. --- True adoption should be played like this—simple, straightforward, and effective.

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